"I Know Nothing" (I am not an expert...) reference to Sgt Schulz on Hogan's Hero's
tangent to trivia on Hogan's Hero's learned in Wikipedia (several actors were Jewish, Holocaust survivors); what's not there is the lcoation where actor Bob Crane was murdered is 1/2 mile from my home (photo of apartment). There is some thread here
"Everything He Says is a Lie" / "I am Telling the Truth" Harry Mudd conundrum
"All I Needed to Know About the Internet, I Learned on the Internet"
I have no formal training in programming, and technology I use. Yet I learn every day, get no credits for it, no advanced degrees
Some more examples and ideas on what some call "informal" learning, the massive amount that is going on outside the walls of academia
Some tangent to technology and human behavior- keeping in mind what everyone's favorite subject is
Pop Culture references
what people in difference eras share in common
in my parent's day, it might have been a riff on "Who's on First?" or (almost means nothing to me)
I am a product of TV pop culture (bring references to 70s tv shows, SNL skits - desert AND a floor wax, MTV) yet these remain meaningless to today's youth
What do pop culture references buy you? (connectivity, commonality) - but they should never obscure the message, only augment for those on the same wavelength
Pop Culture and Mashups (Monty Trek) how long will this be meaningful?
Pull in some references linkages to Steven Johnson's "Everything That is Bad for you..."
"Everything I Learned About Blogging I Learned While... Blogging"
Some tidbits, examples to illustrate that it's an experiential in terms of learning
"Everything I Learned About Online Facilitating I Learned While... Online Facilitating"
Lessons from Maricopa. Alfredo de los Santos "Just get people together in a room, get out of the way" / Alfredo's questions
Themes to touch on:
All I Needed To Know I Learned ...
a play on Robert Fulghum (some mock book covers)
- "I Know Nothing" (I am not an expert...) reference to Sgt Schulz on Hogan's Hero's
- tangent to trivia on Hogan's Hero's learned in Wikipedia (several actors were Jewish, Holocaust survivors); what's not there is the lcoation where actor Bob Crane was murdered is 1/2 mile from my home (photo of apartment). There is some thread here
- "Everything He Says is a Lie" / "I am Telling the Truth" Harry Mudd conundrum
- "All I Needed to Know About the Internet, I Learned on the Internet"
- I have no formal training in programming, and technology I use. Yet I learn every day, get no credits for it, no advanced degrees
- Some more examples and ideas on what some call "informal" learning, the massive amount that is going on outside the walls of academia
- Some tangent to technology and human behavior- keeping in mind what everyone's favorite subject is
- Pop Culture references
- what people in difference eras share in common
- in my parent's day, it might have been a riff on "Who's on First?" or (almost means nothing to me)
- I am a product of TV pop culture (bring references to 70s tv shows, SNL skits - desert AND a floor wax, MTV) yet these remain meaningless to today's youth
- What do pop culture references buy you? (connectivity, commonality) - but they should never obscure the message, only augment for those on the same wavelength
- Pop Culture and Mashups (Monty Trek) how long will this be meaningful?
- Pull in some references linkages to Steven Johnson's "Everything That is Bad for you..."
- "Everything I Learned About Blogging I Learned While... Blogging"
- Some tidbits, examples to illustrate that it's an experiential in terms of learning
- "Everything I Learned About Online Facilitating I Learned While... Online Facilitating"
- Lessons from Maricopa. Alfredo de los Santos "Just get people together in a room, get out of the way" / Alfredo's questions
- What it means in Second Life
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